Still Spirits Air Still Starter Kit
All you need to get started making fantastic spirits & liqueurs. You will not find a better value for money kit anywhere. If you bought the components of this kit seperately, it would cost you £240!
This will make 10 x 75cl bottles of 40% ABV liquor. Once the starter pack has been purchased each additional batch will cost approx £1.60 a bottle.
Now comes with the unique Still Spirits collector/filter to produce the finest quality alcohol.
Equipment Included
- 1x Air Still
- 2x 30 Litre Food Grade Plastic Buckets with Lids & Grommets
- 2x Airlocks (These should be half filled with clean water during fermentation to prevent infections).
- 1x Mixing Spoon
- 1x Hydrometer with Trial Case. (Case can be used to hold liquid, so the hydrometer can then be dropped in to take a reading).
- 1x Thermometer
- 1x Extendable Luxury Siphon with anti sediment end, tap end and bucket clip (for transferring the liquor to other containers and bottling)
- 1x Jug (Very useful for mixing Spirits & Liqueurs).
- 1x Spirit Hydrometer (For testing the amount of Alcohol by Volume (ABV).
Consumables
- 1x Triple Distilled Turbo Yeast & Carbon
- 1x Turbo Clear
- 1x Classic Whisky (sachet)
- 1x Classic Brandy (sachet)
- 1x Classic Gin (sachet)
- 1x Classic Rum (sachet)
- 1x Pack of 5 Carbon disc filter cartridges for spirit collector.
- 1x Distillers Conditioner
Air Still
This comes complete with a full set of instructions which will tell you how to make distilled water, use the still for essential oil extraction, fuel ethanol, and alcohol distillation.
Included in the box will be a bottle of distillers conditioner (should be used each time you run the still), and ceramic saddles (to prevent surging of the liquid).
You will also have the collection and filtration system (3 containers packed inside the body of the still), and some spare carbon cartridges.
Full instructions (you will receive a printed copy with your starter kit) are available on the site:
Which is best: The Air Still or the T500 still?
We've created a quick guide that compares the benefits of the T500 Still and the Air Still so you can decide which is the best for you.
Stills Comparison